US2009140835A1PendingUtilityA1

LED lamp control apparatus

Assignee: YOU TUNG-HSINPriority: Dec 3, 2007Filed: Dec 3, 2007Published: Jun 4, 2009
Est. expiryDec 3, 2027(~1.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tung-Hsin You
H05B 47/19
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Abstract

The present invention discloses an LED lamp control apparatus including wireless or electric cable LED driving module and control system transceiving module. A cable, wireless or electric cable module of the control system transceiving module is provided for encrypting an instruction by a microprocessor, and transmitting a signal from a bidirectional wireless or electric cable transceiver module, and a bidirectional wireless or electric cable transceiver module installed in the wireless or electric cable LED driving module receives the signal. After the LED lamp driver decrypts and confirms the signal, the microprocessor displays the LED lamp according to the instruction and the signal, and a wireless or cable transmission is provided for controlling the signal, so as to achieve the effects of saving time, effort and power, and enhance the product practicability and industrial use of the LED lamp control apparatus.

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1 . An LED lamp control apparatus, comprising:
 a wireless LED driving module, coupled with an LED lamp, and containing:   a bidirectional wireless transceiver module, for receiving an instruction and a signal transmitted from the control system, or actively reporting conditions of operating the LED lamp and peripheries of the LED lamp;   a microprocessor, for interpreting the instruction and the signal received by the bidirectional wireless transceiver module, and verifying whether or not the source of receiving the signal is authorized, and then transmitting the signal to the microprocessor;   an LED lamp driver, for driving one of the red (R), green (G) and blue (B) signal drivers or one of the ON and OFF signal drivers in the LED lamp; and   a control system transceiving module, coupled to the control system, and including:   a bidirectional wireless transceiver module, for communicating with the bidirectional wireless transceiver module inside the wireless LED driving module;   a microprocessor, for encrypting and processing the received instruction signal, and transmitting the encrypted instruction signal through the bidirectional wireless transceiver module;   a cable module, for receiving the content of a program playback signal from the control system by a cable or wireless method.   
   
   
       2 . An LED lamp control apparatus, comprising:
 an electric cable LED driving module, coupled with an LED lamp, and containing:   a bidirectional power cable transceiver module, for receiving an instruction and a signal transmitted from the control system, or actively reporting conditions of operating the LED lamp and peripheries of the LED lamp;   a microprocessor, for interpreting the instruction and the signal received by the bidirectional wireless transceiver module, and verifying whether or not the source of receiving the signal is authorized, and then transmitting the signal to the microprocessor;   an LED lamp driver, for driving one of the red (R), green (G) and blue (B) signal drivers or one of the ON and OFF signal drivers in the LED lamp; and   a control system transceiving module, coupled with the control system, and containing:   a bidirectional power cable transceiver, for communicating with the bidirectional power cable transceiver module inside the electric cable LED driving module;   a microprocessor, for encrypting and processing the received instruction signal, and transmitting the encrypted instruction signal through the bidirectional power cable transceiver module;   a cable module, for receiving the content of a program playback signal from the control system by an electric cable method.

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